Wowwww!!!!!

[hodroyd]

I don't think the wheels steer, that would be fatal unless you pushed it around.

 

[BennyD]

....no worse than your average American car then!....... Apologies Frank!

 

[Parisien]

...agree totally Ian.........

American car + bend = falling off road

Same as E=MC2

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[BennyD]

As in; light and American cars only travel in straight lines?

 

[Parisien]

As in; light and American cars only travel in straight lines?

....got it in one.......or a big oval where they can tie the steering wheel to side window and eat a McDonalds at same time.....


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[Emtee]

Whoa there cowboys..... Bugatti have been battling with the Shelby SSC for ultimate Top Trumps status, and there's the Mosler, which has a very well proven track pedigree.

 

[BennyD]

Two years ago I saw a Mosler, driven by an idiot, going round the 'Ring. He had a queue of cars behind him but, because he was driving up the middle and the car was so wide, no one could overtake him. Then in the pits, because the car was so wide, he couldn't park in a normal space he just abandoned it on the access road and blocked off the car park. A complete (rich) tw4t.

 

[dem maser]

americans have come a long way with handling, the GT40 is a favourite of mine.....

 

[BennyD]

If you think about it Dem, one decent car in 80 years isn't that good.

 

[hodroyd]

A friend of mine in Dubai has a Shelby Mustang and it really shifts, cornering is surprisingly not that bad either. You should hear it flat out through the Palms Tunnel, stonking noise. My Jeep Commander is also quite surprising, fast for a 4b4 and tight in corners, no roll. The yanks have come on a bit in recent years, still not the same as us in finish quality, but technically they are moving up. Of course they have the biggest engines known to man and use them mainly to go shopping.